Engine load figures (g/rev)
14 April 2009, 01:49 PM
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Engine load figures (g/rev)
In my quest to learn more about engine management 
, what's the typical max for engine load (g/rev?) on these cars..?
, what's the typical max for engine load (g/rev?) on these cars..?
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Jasonius, add me to MSN for OS mapping queries, I'm sure Duncan(Dynamix) would oblige too, but I won't speak for him.
The load will depend on a number of things, basically it is directly related to the amount of air you're sucking into the engine. ECUTek and Romraider use different values for load, but in RR a standard UK STi might make 2.4 g/rev +, I'm currently peaking at 3.7-3.8.
The load will depend on a number of things, basically it is directly related to the amount of air you're sucking into the engine. ECUTek and Romraider use different values for load, but in RR a standard UK STi might make 2.4 g/rev +, I'm currently peaking at 3.7-3.8.
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What is your car currently producing bhp/torque wise and what amount of air is it sucking in..?
IIRC load = rpm divided 60 (ie rev/s) divided by air flow g/s..?
eg:
6000rpm divided 60= 100
260g/s divided 100= 2.6 g/rev..?
IIRC load = rpm divided 60 (ie rev/s) divided by air flow g/s..?
eg:
6000rpm divided 60= 100
260g/s divided 100= 2.6 g/rev..?
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